03-26-2025, 01:22 PM
Hello everyone,
I’ve created a Python script that helps generate potential password permutations when you remember parts of the password but not the full sequence.
For instance, if you remember something like7777777a!b!c?
, but you’re unsure about the order or other details, this script can generate all possible combinations using these elements.
This tool is intended for password recovery and testing purposes only. It can be used for dictionary-based password recovery (brute-force attacks) with tools like Hashcat. It generates all possible permutations of the elements you provide, which can then be used in a dictionary attack to recover passwords you own and have forgotten (not for illegal activities).
Features:
You can find the script on GitHub
Important: Please only use this tool for legal and ethical purposes, such as recovering passwords you’ve forgotten. Unauthorized use for hacking purposes is illegal and against the law.
Feel free to ask if you have any questions or suggestions!
I’ve created a Python script that helps generate potential password permutations when you remember parts of the password but not the full sequence.
For instance, if you remember something like7777777a!b!c?
, but you’re unsure about the order or other details, this script can generate all possible combinations using these elements.
This tool is intended for password recovery and testing purposes only. It can be used for dictionary-based password recovery (brute-force attacks) with tools like Hashcat. It generates all possible permutations of the elements you provide, which can then be used in a dictionary attack to recover passwords you own and have forgotten (not for illegal activities).
Features:
- Useful for dictionary-based brute-force attacks and custom dictionary generation.
- Allows generating permutations from a file with different elements (one element per line).
You can find the script on GitHub
Important: Please only use this tool for legal and ethical purposes, such as recovering passwords you’ve forgotten. Unauthorized use for hacking purposes is illegal and against the law.
Feel free to ask if you have any questions or suggestions!